Vatanen denies 'dirty' campaign talk

By Jonathan Noble

Thursday, October 15th 2009, 13:38 GMT

FIA presidential candidate Ari Vatanen has rebuffed suggestions that he has employed dirty tricks in his campaign, as he outlined his plans to reform motor racing's governing body if he wins next week's election.

You have viewed over 30 free stories this month. Why stop there? Click here to find out how to continue reading.

Earlier F1 story	More news	Next F1 story

MOST READ
LATEST NEWS

1 F1 Red Bull had it too easy - Alonso
2 F1 F1 needs a rethink - Webber
3 F1 Hamilton: I could hold off field from pole
4 F1 McLaren expects '15 Honda exclusivity
5 F1 Vettel: Red Bull not lone tyre critic
6 F1 Alonso tips Mercedes for Monaco win
7 F1 Raikkonen: no hurry to sort 2014 deal
8 INDY Teams fined for Indy infractions
9 NASCAR Speed increases NASCAR programme
10 WRC Kubica thrilled with rally form so far

RELATED LINKS

Read the AUTOSPORT Digital Edition

Visit the autosport.com shop

See highlights from 60 years of AUTOSPORT

FOLLOW AUTOSPORT ON

Paddock insight from group F1 editor Jonathan Noble

Grand Prix news updates from F1 editor Edd Straw

Breaking news feed

Live commentary feed

WANT TO CARRY ON READING?

We hope you've enjoyed your free news views this month. But why stop there?

Vatanen denies 'dirty' campaign talk